zeben56
Member
Hi everyone !
I have a small crop in Esteli (Nicaragua) where I produce some wrappers as a hobby. I'm thinking about trying a new variety that should be good as filler for cigar. In Esteli there is a lot of Habano, Criollo, Pensylvania, Broadleaf varieties and I would like to try something totally different. The curing process and fermentation should be the same as carribean tobacco. Maybe do you have some idea of interesting seeds that should be good in a clay soil ? I heard about Long red tobacco ? Any experiences, returns ? Thank you
I have a small crop in Esteli (Nicaragua) where I produce some wrappers as a hobby. I'm thinking about trying a new variety that should be good as filler for cigar. In Esteli there is a lot of Habano, Criollo, Pensylvania, Broadleaf varieties and I would like to try something totally different. The curing process and fermentation should be the same as carribean tobacco. Maybe do you have some idea of interesting seeds that should be good in a clay soil ? I heard about Long red tobacco ? Any experiences, returns ? Thank you